What It Means To Own Something In The 21st Century
Law professors Michael Heller and James Salzman’s book ‘Mine!’ argues we need to rethink the concept of ownership. Their ideas are engaging, if not always convincing.
How The Free Market Can Protect And Preserve The Environment
From ending subsidies, to tort law reform, to rights to purchase land for preservation, a free market is at the heart of any environmental solutions.
Supreme Court Justices Slam Google For Apparently Cheating Its Way To The Top
While a decision in Google v. Oracle isn’t expected for a few months, the justices’ pointed questioning at the Big Tech giant indicates Google broke the law to get ahead.
Amid Riots Ripping The Country, NPR Promotes Book ‘In Defense Of Looting’
‘One thing about looting is it freaks people out. But in terms of potential crimes that people can commit against the state, it’s basically nonviolent.’ Tell that to Kenosha, Chicago, and Minneapolis.
Niskanen Center Executive Claims Property Destruction ‘Obviously’ Isn’t Violence
While silence may be violence to the moderate think tank leader, apparently arson, looting, and the desecration of statues are not.
Gun-Wielding Couple Realized The Only One Who Will Protect You Is You
Just as the ‘rooftop Koreans’ protected their own property during the ’92 race riots, Americans must now defend themselves from the anarchy.
How Defunding The Police Endangers American Lives, Liberty, And Property
The government does a lot that is absurd, foolish, and wrong, but the last thing we should cut is the state’s role in protecting our lives and property.
How White Privilege Theory Encourages The Destruction of Property
With privilege theory quickly taking over the American discourse on race, sympathy for looters and vandals is on the rise and not slowing down.
Coronavirus Rent Strikes Are On The Fast Track To Obliterating Property Rights
America’s responses to the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic come at the expense of our natural rights, and property ownership is in the crosshairs.
Michigan Law School Students Launch Lawsuit Against Whitmer Over Tyrannical Lockdown
Law school students at the University of Michigan launched a lawsuit against Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer over her order barring Michiganders from traveling to other residences.
Recovering A Strong American Conception Of Property Rights
Edward Erler’s book, ‘Property and the Pursuit of Happiness,’ shows how Progressive-era courts redefined property rights and points to a future where we can make them meaningful again.
Why Sen. Josh Hawley Is Right To Go After Negligent Landlords
Conservatives should join Hawley in his campaign against St. Louis slumlords. The self-appointed defenders of the free market only discredit themselves and their system by appearing indifferent to bad actors within it.
The 1917 Project: ‘Founded On Slavery’ Looks Like Communist Russia
If America was created for capitalism and liberty, the USSR’s founding idea was state control, of which slavery—or serfdom, as it is known in Russian context—was the inevitable result.
Here’s Why Elizabeth Warren’s Wealth Tax Will Not Work At All
Warren’s wealth tax includes the flaw of many of the left’s grand plans in that it presumes no negative consequences will follow — but of course they will.
Here’s Why Elizabeth Warren’s Wealth Tax Is Completely Unconstitutional
Warren, a Harvard law professor, understands the difference between direct taxes and indirect taxes, but she’s counting on the people not to pay attention.
Renting Your House On Airbnb Should Not Trigger Felony Charges
In cities like Denver, the regulatory overlords have become needlessly tough on homeowners who rent out second properties as Airbnbs.
To Keep Our Republic, American Students Must Study The French Revolution
The French Revolution began with optimistic Age of Enlightenment slogans about ‘Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité,’ before quickly degenerating into the darkened recesses of human nature.
Supreme Court’s Unanimous Civil Asset Forfeiture Decision Leaves Core Issues Undecided
The question remains: Can cops still take your stuff even if you haven’t been convicted of a crime? What if it doesn’t constitute an excessive fine?
If Government Grabbed Big Tech Algorithms, It’d Be A Huge Property Rights Violation
Critics are calling for Congress to force the popular platforms to open their codebooks. This would be bad for those companies and for consumers.
Does White Privilege Theory Pave The Way For South Africa-Style Property Confiscation In The United States?
Given the steady erosion of our constitutional liberties at all levels of government, the time to ponder expropriation without compensation is now.
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